♦ ♦ ♦ + ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ithout the aid of medicine, cures nine cases o u t of ten of asth m a. T his is a proven fact. ♦ ♦ <$ ♦ A shland D aily T iding (International News Wire Service VOLUME 4 ALL ORGANIZED LABOR THREATENS TO STRIKE PRINCIPALS INVOLVED IN LEGAL ACTIONS ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ No. 2 ASHLAND. OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEM BER 2, 1922 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43) 4> MALARIA GERMS cannot' ♦ vivo th re e m onths in the rich ♦ ozone a t Ashland. The pure do- ♦ raestic w ater helps. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<§>♦<$> ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ Y'ERN BLUE INSTRUCTOR IN HISTORY AT U. OF C. DEATH FOLLOWS IN FIGHTS WITH RAIL SHOPMEN V ein Blue, son of Mr. a n d Mrs. P rin cip als in two legal actions, D. P. Blue, of this city, has been w hich have arisen out of a p arty engaged as in stru c to r in h istory a t ab o a rd th e steam ship B erengeria, th e U niversity of C alifornia. follow ing which Mrs. Byfield says Mr, Blue g ra d u a te d last spring C andler en tered her stateroom . By- j from th e U niversity of Oregon w ith field, who declares he 'found his ; th e h ighest m ark s in the class, and w ife stru g g lin g w ith C andler, a d ­ o b tained th e professorship as the! m its try in g to “ kill him w ith my resu lt of his pronounced ability. As — b are h an d s.” C andler seeks to nul- in stru c to r in the C alifornia college,! lify a note for $25,000 g.ven By- he will have a class of about 900 field. Byfield is said to have given stu d e n ts who will look to him as KILLINGS TAKE PLACE IN DIF- C andler a le tte r of exoneration in i th e ir guide. FE R E X T PARTS OF THE exchange fop th is sum . Mrs. By­ D uring his stay a t th e U niversity COI'XTRV / field is suing C andler for $100,000. of O regon, Mr. Blue was active in . _______ Z various cam pus organizations, am ong 'I'WiY M C L w u n u / u them being a m em ber of the U n l - 1 W U M U tt ANUW N CHANDLER BYFIELD ■ versity H onor society, th e French TO HAVE DIED SUIT STARTS TODAY | club and of th e D elta Tau Delta ! Worker Is Shot nt < 'levdand When EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF A. F . OF to rep o rts th a t th e s trik e leaders had fra te rn ity . ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 2.— In th e] Attacked by Three |Others in L. TO MEET SEPTEMBER 9 TO gone Into a hiding place, w here they j su p e rio r court of F u lto n county, Front of W ife; Pitched Battle Is DISCUSS RECOMMENDATIONS will evade th e service of the " g re a t w here such th in g s a re practically Held at Memphis. FOR COMPLETE WALK-OUT. i in ju n c tio n ." and direct th e continu- unknow n, th e m ost sensational su it _______ ance of the shopm en’s strik e. in th e staid and polite “ Old S outh” I CLEVELAND, Sept. 2.— M athews W ASHINGTON, Sept. 2. — In- ---------------------------- was to go to tria l here today, when ¡S trazizar, 21, a s trik in g shpom an, flam ed and aroused by th e m ost Clyde K. Byfield, autom obile d ealer, ' was shot and killed, w hile P eter d rastic re stra in in g o rd er ever issued was to show cause why he should j Schw eisthal, 45, a non-union cabinet by a co u rt in an in d u stria l dispute, Mr-J* not be perm anently re stra in e d from ' m aker em ployed in the New York organized labor today projected the /¿Ì«. s s . realizin g on a n o te fo r $20,500 given -c f ; C entral shops, is dying w ith a bullet m enacing shadow of a general s tr ik e ' í ' i e í ¿l him by W alter T. C andler, m illion­ ! th ro u g h his w indpipe, as a resu lt of across th e co u n try in a n sw er to a ire sportsm an and c a p ita ls t, and V / a í U i ’ i a clash betw een th re e alleged strlk- w hat Sam pel Gom pers b itte rly and scion of th e s o u th ’s w ealthiest fam -j T . O n ¿ S I ers an d Schw eisthal, in front of the contem ptuously described as “ gov-j i l y _ t h e Coca Cola C andlers. la tte r ’s home. e m in e n t by in ju n c tio n .” — — — --------------------------------------- I KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. 2.— Re-j According to Schw eisthal’s wife. F rom m erely a s trik e of 400,000 $ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¡ c o g n i t i o n of K lam ath county as a who wltneBsed tbe shooting, th re e shopm en, e n d an g erin g th e tra n sp o r-i ♦ ONE MAX SHOT ♦ ] stock raisin g cen ter is seen in th e men had approached w ith draw n re- tatio u system of the country, the ♦ DAILY TIDINGS IX RACIAL RIOT ♦ i purchases by Leonard J. W oodruff, volvers and began firing. Scheis- s trik e is now m agnified to a point WILL SUSPEND 4 Doors of all business houses i n , AT GARY, IND. ® j prom inent Los Angeles stockm an, of th al, alth o u g h shot th ro u g h the neck EDITION MONDAY ♦ ! w here it th re a te n s to affect a ll or ; both A shland and M edford will be ♦ ------- ♦ th e H enry Gordon ranch of 440 and breast, retu rn ed the fire, killing S an iied lab o r and engulf all i n d u s - l « . ^ Monday iu observance of L a_ ♦ GARY, Ind., Sept. 2.— In a ♦ I acres and th e Brannon ranch of 160 Strazizar. try , labor leaders privately d e c la re d ., feor day tQ be celebrated iu A shland ‘ ♦ In accordance w ith M ayor ♦ pitched b a ttle betw een w hites ♦ acres, both located in th e Wood The executive council of th e ” ” big parade" a n d ' a ful]j day Of ♦ C. B. L a m k ln ’s proclam ation, ♦ z and negroes, Mike Vedovich ♦ River valley, n e a r F o rt K lam ath. M EMPHIS, Sept. 2. — S trik in g A m erican F ed eratio n of Labor wM | speaking boxing and various o lb e r ® recognizing M onday, Septem ber <$> was shot and killed, and one ♦ The purchase price is understood to railw ay shopm en and strik e b re a k e rs m eet here a week from today in events. <3> 4, as a legal holiday and re- ♦ ♦ w hite woman was in ju re d . The ♦ be approxim ately $25,000 for both employed in th e shops here, engaged w hat ¡ro m sie s to be th e m ost mom- Jesse W inburn, who has greatly ♦ q u estin g the closing of all husi- ♦ ■ ♦ negro, who did the shooting, ♦ ¡ra n c h e s. in a pitched b a ttle early today e n to u s a th e rin g of labor leaders in co n trib u ted to tb e success of th e ♦ ness houses from 9:30 o’clock ♦ ♦ escaped. ♦! W oodruff, who owns extensive; o n e m an is known to have been years. The council will decide day > h a g accepted the title of m a r. in th e m orning u ntil 4 o’clock ♦ ; ♦ The fighting s ta rte d a fte r ♦ ¡stock ranches in so uthern C alifornia killed o u trig h t, and m any are re ­ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.— The whether to rqcom m end a general s h a „ q£ tb e day and w il, officlate in the aftern o o n , th e re will be ♦ ♦ tro u b le, which is said to have ♦ plans to use the W ood R iver valley ported to he wounded. s trik e to the unions th ro u g h o u t the ; in th is capacity. ■ i> no Daily T idings published on ♦ ! m ajo rity of U nited S tates S enator ----------------------------- ♦ involved Vedovich w ith his col- ♦ ranches for sum m er ran g e fo r stock country. A nother speaker, Mr. T ate, h ead ; * th a t date. ♦ H iram W. Johnson for the rep u b li­ ♦ ored te n a n ts raised on his C alifornia range. TRIA L DATE NOT YET ! a u d ito r of the M odern W oodm en of ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ can n om ination for re-eleotion In « ^ ■ ^ ^ ( ^ ♦ ^ ^ ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ w here feed is scarce in sum m er due! SET IN CH ILD ERS CASE U. S. TROOPS MAY RE la st T uesday’s prim ary was cut Am erica, will be p resen t and ta lk to th e dry season. Stock will be; ----------- CALLED BY GOVERNMENT down to 68,650 in re tu rn s today w ith th e o th ers from th e b an d stan d I shipped to K lam ath county for fat-; H arold L. C hilders, who was W ASHINGTON, Sept. 2. — T h at com piled a t 10:45 o’clock from 6161 tening before being m ark eted . brought back from K lam ath F alls . __.» a t the afternoon program , which is th e a d m in istra tio n 's next step, if the precincts out of th e 6985 in th e | It was said by those in te rested yesterday by S heriff T errill, was ar- .. . , • * •„ slated to begin a t 2 o clock sharp, in ju n c tio n fails to m ain tain o rd er in \ sta te . A large block of votes from ] , in th e tran sactio n th a t com pletion raigned in Ju stice Gowdv’s court tra n sp o rta tio n , would be the use of Tlie >’a r a ' ( orm a A lam eda county, sw elled the C harles i I of the deal aw aited only exam ination d u rin g the afternoon, but, owing to the U nited S tates armfv. was the «’d o c k ac th e H aw thorne school, on C. Moore to ta l, m aking th e figures, j I of the title s. W oodruff left for the the county a tto rn ey being out of only inference th a t could be draw n th e B oulevard, and from th e re pro- Johnson 297,261, and Moore 228,-; ; south yesterday. ' the county, no definite date was set . . . , , . ceed down Main stre e t to th e P laza, ; trom th e sta te m e n ts of a d n n n istra - , 611. ---------------------------- j for th e tria l. Upon his failu re to I ( up Mil! stre e t to the u p p e r p ark , tion officials m ade th is aftern o o n . F rien d W. R ichardson ran up a , SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IN j P«t «P tbe bail set by the court, he _____ , n e a r the lake. This will ta k e place m ajo rity of 22,957 votes over Gov-1 OLD FASHIONED PARTY was rem anded to jail to aw ait tria l. W ASHINGTON, Sept. 2.— F e d e ra l a t 10 o’clock. e rn o r W illiam D. Stephens for the; ______ _ C hilders was a guard a t Siskiyou process servers sought in vain for Folow ing the m orning exercises,; republican nom ination for governor. I ___________ The W illing W orkers class of the and ran up a board bill at th at W illiam Jo h n sto n , p resid en t of th e m eat and coffee will be served a t th e , The tab u latio n from 6094 precinsts i P resb v terlan church held an old- ¡Place, which he failed to pay before In te rn a tio n a l A ssociation of M achin- picnic grounds, plenty of tim e being I SEA TTLE, Sept. 2.— T h ree people gave R ichardson 271,450 and Step­ SALEM, Or.. Sept. 2.— Sales of fashioned p arty a t th e hom e of Mi89Je a v in g , and upon papers being filed ists. Jo h n sto n ’s disappearance, cou- allow ed picnickers to com plete th e ir w ere killed when a N o rth ern Pacific hens 248,493. gasoline and d istillate in Oregon f o r , j uan ita r oss a t 19 G ranite s tre e t | ag ain st him by the boarding house pled w ith th a t of B. M. Jew ell, presi- rep asts before th e a fte rn o o n pro­ tra in backed into an autom obile th e m onths of July, 1922, showed p r day a fternoon keeper, th e sh e riff located him a t dent of the railro ad d e p a rtm e n t of sram . sta lle d on the ra ilro a d tra c k s a t Au-1 an increase of 10 per cent over those; The 14 m em bers of the class, w ith K lam ath F alls and w ent to th a t th e A m erican F ed eratio n of L abor, W ord trom o th e r cities in so u th - b u rn goutb q£ here today for the m onth of A ugust, 1921,1 th eir teach er cam e dressed in old-: Place to get him. who d isappeared trom Chicago, led orn Oregon in d icate th a t b e sid e , R P eter80n. j . p •-------------------------------------------------------m etnberr. and fam ilies of th e v a r.o u s ' >n(J JeM )e B„ r a e tt a |, which hereto fo re I'held tl(e record fasbioned ciothes a n d spent a very) ---------------------------- ! W oodm en o rg anizations, a g rea t I burn for peak sales, according to a r e - ; d elightful afternoon w ith gam es and , m anv who a re not a ffiliate d w ith ; ' . .. , _» p o rt prepared here today by the mu8jC, R efreshm ents w ere served _ T he bodies w ere throw n clear of them will be m A shland for th e La- . .... . ,, secretary of state. ¡before th e close of th e happy day, . _ , , ,, th e autom obile, but w ithin th e rail- bor Dav celebration. , , . . . __ L ast m onth, th e sta te road t a x :a n d a ii w ent hom e happy. road tra c k s, w here they w ere litera- on gasoline and d istillate sales pro-1 __________________ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ly ground to pieces by th e tra in . duced $137,179.49. D uring A ugust L IT T L e MISS CELEBRATES ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCALS. ♦ which pushed th e au to m o b ile 620 1921, th e taxes from these sales ag­ HER l'TFTH BIRTHDAY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ feet before B stopped. g re g a te ! $125,123.34. L ittle Miss Vola Yvonne Shepherd, 1‘ostmi-strees T akes C harge— To date the o p eration of the rao- d a u g h te r of Mrs. M iriam Shepherd, 2.— As soon as Miss F lo ra Thom pson, who was SENATOR MUST WORRY’ SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2.— W ith tor vehicle fuel oils tax laws, h a s . ceie b ra te d her fifth birth d ay a t the WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. — The BEND, Or., Sept th e w ater holding po ssib ilities of recently appointed postm istress at years 50 ALONG ON PALTRY $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .-be stroke 9 o>ciock th is m orning b ro u g h t to the sta te $2,430,673,11. > bom e oi b e r g ran d p a re n ts on W ig h t- heaviest ra in fa ll in th e C rane P ra irie sto ra g e reserv o ir Jacksonville, took charge of th s j c . „ | th e Sixty-eighth a n n u a l sta te f a i r , Of th e am ount of tax collected dur- m an s tre e t, w ith a m asquerade drenched the natio n al capital today, site a re sa tisfa c to rily d em o n strated . Post office th e re yesterday m orn-, causing w idespread dam age and de­ WASHIN • eP • • ^ opened a t th e S tate A g ricu ltu ral so- in S th e year 1921, th e am ount o f i p a rty F rid ay afternoon. t;t 000 000 feet of tim b er, only a ing. She will be assisted in the of- se n ate , w ith o u t a record vote, passed ciety grounds. From the first m in-l $30,918.29 has been re tu rn e d to op- A wond erfu l frolic was enjoyed on laying tra n sp o rta tio n . Sewers over- little m ore th an 7,000.000 feet of it f ee by Miss Alice Hoefs. John M il-¡th e Pom erene bill, intended to pre­ ute th e gates w ere throw n back Un- e ra to rs of farm t ra c to rs and o th er the spacious lawn by a ll of the young flowed and cellars were flooded, saleable m ust be logged from th e lor J r. will also assist in the w ork! vent th e use of "slu sh fu n d s” in a til the fair passes into history, a t vehicles and businesses exem pted foj kg a n d t he various colored cos site, according to e stim ates of offi- for a tim e u n til th e various d u tie s] congressional fight, by lim itin g th e m idnight, nine days la te r, th e thou- j from assessm ent under the law. | tum es which they wore, added all the) DETROIT. Sept. 2.— A severe hai' ria ls of fthe D eschutes n atio n al for- of th e office a re learned by the new < c a n d id a te for se n ato r to $10,000, m ore to the event all m anners of and rain storm stru ck D etroit sands of visitors expected to atte n d ,: est w ithin which the rese rv o ir will postm istress and her assista n t. 'a n d for rep re sen ta tiv e to $5000. c h a ra c te rs being represented in the: today, flooding th e basem ents of will have som ething to occupy th eir lie Lodge pole pine covers the la-aves lor Homo— costum es. dow ntow n stores and doing m uch tim e. g re a te r p art of the forested area of Roy Long, who has been visiting The children found th e ir luncheon: dam age. H ailstones as large as Today has been designated R etail I th e 7700 acre site. Yellow pine, w ith relatives and friends in A sh-j I tucked aw ay in little picnic b a s k e ts ,' sm all m arbles fell d u rin g the storm M erchants day, and also will be a | w hile co m p araliv eV sc a rc f. 's of land for the past several days, left; which w ere hidden around over the The storm p artially crippled the ; day of big events in th e sporting good q u ality , and n eg o tiatio n s fo r for his hom e in Los A ngnles F riday, ¡law n. W hen all the b askets were a t'e le c tr ic light, trolley and telephone ¡w orld, when the F a r W estern Invi-j its sale are alread y u n d e r way. with W ill R esum e Studies— last located, th e children assemDled service. ta tio n a l Field and T rack m eet, san- local m illing com panies, says John Miss C orinne R obinson, who has and did full ju stice to a real picnic At Ecorse, th e storm assum ed the t'o n e d by th e A m ateu r A thletic as­ D ubuis. co n sulting en gineer fo r th e been connected w ith the Rose Bros luncb | proportions of a cyclone, tea rin g sociation. is held. N orth C anal com pany, w hich plans confectionery sto re d u rin g the sum -] WASHINGTON, S e p t. 2. Tlbe Those present and the c h a ra c te r , down houses, barns, and flats and by sto rin g su rp lu s flow of th e D e s-lm e r m onths, resigns h e r position ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ m ost sensational upset of the 1922 rep resen ted w ere: M arion P a tto n , as p u tt'n g several fam ilies a t the She < in ch u tes r ver a t C rane P ra irie to m ake th is evening ’ tends to ta k e W ASHINGTON. Sept. 1. C harles BASEBAIAj RESULTS TODAY ♦ tennis season occurred in th e chai- b ath in g g irl; Connie W illard, as L it- m ercy of the storm . possible th e reclam ation of 20,000 a p ost-graduate course of study a t B M aguire, of K lam ath Falls, Or.. a llo n g e round of th e Davis Cup series, £je g o. p eep; David W illard, as In- acres of now a rid land. tb e A shland high school. H er posi- baa been designated by th e w ar de- 'w h en P a tte rso n and W ood, the Aus- dian ch ie fta n ; Thelm a Good, as Lit-; JOHN BLODGETT PASSES National League AWAY AT MONTAGUE __________________ Hon is being tak en by Miss B ernice p a rtm e n t to ta k e th e m ilitary acad-| At New Y’o rk 2-5; Brooklyn 4 -2 .itr a Ran team , rushed rig h t th rough tie B ed R iding Hood; L aw rence Good PR OREGON SCENERY’ F lackus, of th is city. emy e n tra n c e exam natio n to be held At Boston 3-2; P h ilad elp h ia 2-6. Tiden and R ichards, who had won and B djy Duty, as clow ns; Carmel-* M e 0 V ND BY PARTY Honie from A uto T ri»’— beginning M arch 6, 1923. ¡th e natio n al title from th e A ustral- e se cre ta ry and tre a s- tion. The o rd e r will be shipped ov- .................... of th e assem bly program s. He b e -, platform . th T .^ r .Z - ,,“ tor the p a „ serera. days. urer. . er a toeai dock and on aonte « earner, T r , , h . c . » . , ! « . coinnut.. 1 ‘ z Greatest Enjoining Order Ever Issued WorKs Up Leaders: May Become General. * iß OF 22,957 VOIES SAIE OF GASOLINE INCREASES IN JULY II WELL ONCER WAV Q RAI! 2 SÎAIES IN EAST